The phrase "attained reliably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistent achievement of a goal or standard.
Example: "The results of the experiment were attained reliably, demonstrating the effectiveness of the new method."
Alternatives: "achieved consistently" or "secured dependably".
In other words, Britain's Leviathan provides major services at scale and rather cheaply, but struggles to attain reliably high standards and to match the improvement rate of fast-growing economies in Asia and eastern Europe.
In addition, dishabituation of CTKR was reliably attained by changing the angle of the stimulation.
Absorption from the scrotal skin was particularly good and physiological levels of testosterone with diurnal variation were reliably attained.
Well-designed tourniquets can reliably attain bleeding control, may mitigate risk of shock progression, and may improve survival rates, but conclusive proof of a survival benefit remains unclear in civilian settings.
This study shows that under our rearing conditions, AD Xenopus tadpoles will reliably attain normal sized, inflated lungs within 8 days after being restored to air, with inflation typically occurring during rapid breathing on days 1 3.
It is known from previous use of the twitch interpolation technique that normal individuals, with prior familiarisation and visual feedback, can reliably attain MVCs [ 32, 37, 38], so interpolated twitches were not deemed necessary here to prove maximal voluntary QF activation in normal subjects.
The unmet need of clinicians for systematically attained, well-structured studies to reliably define indications for iLA sets a high value on publications of this nature and underscores the importance of establishing proven algorithms for ARDS therapy.
Derived percentage reductions of GPT neurons were reliably but negatively correlated with the values attained by all dependent variables (i.e. less reduction produced more growth; for volume, area and thickness for pallium and VZ/SVZ, the range of values for r was −0.35 to −0.84; df = 35; Pα<0.05).
This thesis that nuclear deterrence can be reliably achieved through the threat of mutual destruction, so called 'rational deterrence theory.' attained a prominent place in American security policy at the height of the Cold War.
Moscow might have been attained.
